Lyall Cameron to demand January exit at Rangers as Danny Rohl shares damming update
Lyall Cameron has been absent from the last two Rangers matchday squads, but isn’t injured.
Rangers fell to defeat to Celtic at Hampden Park last time out, with the Scottish midfielder watching on from the stands.
This followed from days before, where the 23-year-old sat out as Rangers secured a 1-0 win over Hibernian at Easter Road.
Danny Rohl has now revealed that Cameron, who joined Rangers from Dundee over the summer, didn’t miss out through injury.
Cameron now faces internal questions of what to do across the rest of the campaign at Ibrox after being left out.
Danny Rohl confirms that Lyall Cameron isn’t injured
Cameron has missed out for Rangers in recent weeks through injury, but was included in recent outings against Brann and Kilmarnock.
It had been assumed that the Scot had suffered a recurrence of the same problem, explaining his absence in the Gers’ last two fixtures.
This idea has now been discredited by Rohl, with The Rangers Review reporting on 5 November that the German has confirmed no injury is involved with Cameron’s disappearance.
There is no further insight into where the ex-Montrose loanee is, despite him being a useful asset under Russell Martin before his sacking.
The midfielder now has a decision of whether to fight for his place or potentially seek a January move away from Govan.
Cameron could force January exit from Rangers
Martin utilised the Scot and did put in several positive shifts, but hasn’t been afforded opportunities by Rohl.
The new boss has handed Cameron just nine minutes of action, with an injury initially curtailing any further chances.
For whatever reason, the German has decided against reintegrating the midfielder into the squad, despite him only moving to Ibrox in June after his pre-contract agreement.
The Govan fairytale could end on an early and sour note for the 23-year-old should he not come back into the first-team set-up in G51.
Cameron could demand a winter move away, leaving Rohl and the midfielder with a dilemma, moving closer towards transfer season.
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